Sentence examples for able to respond to changes from inspiring English sources

Murcutt came to feel that buildings should be able to respond to changes in conditions.

One is the relative slowness with which farmers are able to respond to changes in the demand for their product.

In addition, they must be able to respond to changes in prey availability.

This work fits with a growing trend to make materials 'smart' – able to respond to changes in their environment.

As discussed before, the informal infrastructure is an adaptive system, and a trail system is able to respond to changes that happen in the system.

Continuous VGOS observations require a scheduling scheme which is able to respond to changes in the availability of the stations in the observing network.

The eye is not able to respond to change in the same way, or to the same extent, as a target-seeking torpedo; still, the structure of the eye is adapted to the end of sight.

Quoting Darwin, she points out that it's those best able to respond to change who tend to survive and prosper...

In addition these animals showed an improved glucose tolerance, suggesting that these LeMSCAFF cells formed stable grafts able to respond to change in glycemia.

We had to be able to respond to these changes and deal with them and change our structures as required.

Climate change may exacerbate species invasions across communities if non-native species are better able to respond to climate changes than native species.